The Sun. — London, England, 1818-05-08 00:00:00

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Nti- s Ai' I (I Af' th ere' poi ), )f Ole NI atilt 801 1 *I FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1818. ` Flo• --...- [PRICE SEVENPENC R. t, ----..........,.......,,.. .4.2,,,, u. 11.1.1.17(1 -OFFICE, May 7, 1318. lit c o . - -,..........-. 7 . - 4. 31J111SSIONERS for VICTUALLING an ~.). 4 11 d.rp t.. 4 ~,,r ma). t--,,,Ty's Nell'Y do hereby give Notice, That .4 Pot „ii>,;"te 21st inst. Mr. Trillium Reeks, their ti 11 ` 41 6., 04 , fo: tsninth, will be ready to receive sealed Tenders •l ei ßii,, , e , ~,,°"e Y'housand Quarter: of ENGLISH WHEAT, !ice y:tity-seven Pounds per Bushel,. for the ser "'te,,t, Pietwa/ing• Department at that Port ; to be to 4te f,, i ; it ; (f,iit;,i.e Sample that will be exhibited at his Office ; ! tit le*: , 4 , in t he space rif One Month, and to be paid for . 44v4r,rev4ole,without. Interest, Sixty Days eefter date. l e t t h ot be . 4 ' 4 1 be had to any Tender in which the Price 4 4 - e iitey ea b4er tc.c/ in words a t length, or that shall not the be/o r Twelve o'C'l kon the said :Chars & _ 21, instant, . oc 7 1 ,,, 1 t nor unless the Person who makes I°ll ek e ' , or p , , t 014., . Lte Person on his behalf, attends, to answer .7'/,,. , 'fo r , i k .. , rj,,, ti 4144' 0 ' 0.th.::""; the contract ntay be seen at Ike 1 - 7i 9 - Re PUriSMOUih. Ntr -____________. , rEE f (4. the RELIEF of DESTITUTE SEAMEN, 27, POULTRY: tit?, c , • May 5, 1818. l'boali,/3,,P511-)riIIMITTEE for the RELIEF 01 l' , lt 'e to l d,:.TE SEAMEN be leave to' submit to the. 11 4 ,,rd 1 1 1 1 1 cLi-nlsvntiuneil as a REPORT of . the NUM , 1,' . .N1 , . ta,, I .ICATION of the SEAMEN now . on qr, • an d Femainitt, SIIIPS of their ESTABLISH ii 4 eip a ,whil e ti ' ' ' ti:lp ro Niv e l ~ ' , .'Y wunld congratulate Subscribers t i lpo . n . %/4b, i "( ld f u ) ri hnig expellee at which 1,814 Men ta“. , vtl. b e i l a . t. . 4 sp r i , they take th; opportunity to Ac ! i . n i i;T E 'ell thq in 'CIA I. MEETING of the COMNII I .. it e, a few days to deliberate upon the manner in tisi ht ~ I'luttiti, ' !Ot duva ii ,„ . sulli of 9,5001. can be employe d . with the AN . 1 "11 ti4e .. In the accomplishment of objects con -41 " m et u'd'Z.i.oen.the E stabl i s h men t . . ~,„ si t 440 oth . 1 11 on board the J,..,, - 4 ei, - erwlie itrovided for - - 1,32 , 1 Ati 'a 1 1 40 Pr. 'ere - _ - .4 e ., • I°r Ibis" 18 un uct - _ - ut 411 board - - - - 148 A hl e ,Ile h ~."a oi d . who may be thus classed, trifi,, l th ft -tn r3' Seamen - 59 1 0 , 4 ; 11 glo be sent to their Parishes - 14 1 eq l NTs u ... - • - - - - bi t , 111 )t. ks " I 'llig to return to their respective 1, 10 )17 4 Illft • %. Nit% WlSbi„ , - - - - I IA . t, to return - - arm C - - 11., un,alescent - 51 l iza 4 % - - ..... 148 54, 4 41 ) , ( . ; 4 1t 1 . ' .'44, ") , 1 , .Stl;'s4lc.rbjttee of Finance report, that the total , i 4 ,; s t, tt.1„ 1, , 4 841 b cenilt applied th to s o - .A th ay e s pi d l a r t p e os i e s s l ( 6 )i. o l, 7 e l d h o a. l 4144 te of 9,5001. at the disposal of the Corn- Rqh • J. E. GORDON, Hon. Secretary. kir ke kti liti: --__ tut th:4„144:44.3 rte tivtql at the under-mentioned Bankers '4 4 97t: 14 ‘; t° the P 11 . that the Fund was su ffi cient Littik„, s ' , t 11, c - u )lc had in • • , ..f‘ s p. uniiiiittee k t t".lk•itlichtil Tll-Wiliiams and Co.'s. 4.5 5 0 j),Y• .1. jll,.Ne,ii,"ll. Linghtort - - ,It l',ll l 4 °tis t ,„ ,', , 1 1 1. M. S. Ala to per Sec I 0 0 i) t•Fd d itty,''' "'trY Culler,Oxfor d ' - N..p ' g;tr s 2 0 C,. °t lulll - - - -i zi , i 1 0 4 . , ti w,N ein , - - - l '• 11 ~ •J. i s , r-sq. Plaitford-Hall, Tamworth 5 5 ) 0 , ',t,,,i, h, ,e, a Nir - - 1 1 •• eri, .4k l ;', r ,lty . ‘ street - 3 0 0 - i tto,, s ,flor, p_ Westoti, Piuhorn, and Co.'s. kIV "POI, "I. Clapham - p . gi, I.:s q , - - - - - + l / 444 .. - .. . - - I, 443' , -.., t• sq, A t Lubbock and Co.' s . , kit A n - - liC tillii n At Herries and Co.'s. 2 10 0 1 1 0 0 10 0 1 1 0 5 0 0 1p„, ~tiy. ' , P c qc, 'ltll d ' 4 lll c a ,._ At GOsling's. _ litt e - - t,llg' C' . t tli , rtip s, Fs Ai Stephenson's. i 1 0 kh t nit a biill:er at the'Dore - r Castle, G - reen-st. 6 0 .- 0 ttN ich 1 n At Niosternian's. 44 ' ° s ' °- ' E‘q• C“letnan-strert Buildings .1 0 0 11 1: i x 'pti At Barnards and Co.'s. • . ..,... -, ill err : - - 1 ‘ •••• , „,....... „,_ Si ,, Le, p er j . . -11 It 1 'r----,-7-1 ----- 3 3 0 50 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 .-- • 1 6 II - A IN , ,Nlht. Qtteeti-S'ruet 41 Iti '-,N PI , n s h014,.(i: , ALA!: AND' A: k r,: d,, • ~ e ri per Cwt.. 50s. I Qht ( il!' • • • • • • . ..... s• 7g tri 11,,j" do. i . ...... t 2s. Ittiil 1),qt(1 Oil.to 1 liio en lest 1" Ctril T•tr B . %n k I h ,, . . t (A 2.: -,t411,4 i'lLoel.ttl(l per Cwt. sos. I U. 465. LAMP Ch i , ~ , 4 1,1 e , ~,‘ Wr Gal. PAC tittrjeThi ` ll, • • Os. 0 , 1. ,41(.1‘11;g• do ...... 7s. (iti. • • • ..... .4s. 9,1. I I MAN U FACTORY heapside, London. .NTICORROSIVE PAINTS. Black per Cwt. .565, White - 484, Yellow 36s. 'late and Lead i 48s, Colours... . i Stone .... . - 50s a for u.e Ss. per Gallon. 3s. Per Cwt.—Cumnion i 6s. Turpentine per Gal!on 6s, Linseed Oil per Gallon 495, OILS. Per Gal. Refined Oil fort Patent Lawns., * ss 6(I Pale Whale Oil 4s. Oil Corninon do 3s. 9d .11P t 1141411i:4 4"lllllt4!traide Pa; • Wu' k - —n " are ant to all Out-1?!.". are re .'t,iii ~itile appearance and great durability d w.„ 4th*,7l'VeAv ' (~,al Tar P.Aints, pArtienlarly the ItOne , .!'_' , ' 4 ll v od fu r ~,, ' - , ' touch exposed to th e ti ! lt,‘ t ilt` W , '' lly Years, However n Vermin and - '1; it ~-, edtlier, and is a certain cure for 44, 1p.'t Piti.b,'l'es covering nearle equal in app earance .A Oil, t;il,'ilit“". ,la White Lead, Turpentine, L i n see d 14,17' tvii,-,.„(::'l"urq are Of tlt . best qualities: T h e L amp "Ily • b e . t.. lame, and, how E— ''''''4l.4-* —.."l"::.;lltri'ii.i ::tly . will . b e f ' ou ' rid st t l i i i t e er l i ' o ja r n t i o le t r ho l s n e wgehnce'-' Iv 1 1 " - 4 • 4 ti t .. N A and tt . GEORGE UPTON,and CO. -,,, q ,le Trade SUpplied on advantageOtti Terms, Pz i i i i i tit Y less -than Utlbs. of the Impenetrable t', aml t Cwt. of Coal Tar, acid. AiNsf, „... „:„. _.....,• . , . 'tll,!hili ti d ily „ tt S A Al. LIR QS IA L SOAP, pre , 1 , ,,, i 1 4, 1 t: . !, i, ,;,,, Process, which frees it front all irritat ki .4,, k, 4.1110, ,_lcornmendetl as the most mild, pure, and u,'.' 4 4,,,,:i tt i L,.:, , he hind ever invented • ; it removes freckles, i l k " r t ", l ii i :ll ihyss frotn the skin, prevents .it chopping, 4114,,ti:r.WashNit:1"11,11y soft, white, i d even, ' Price Is. the L 4 i ki,Fll h, and in shaviug-cakes price 9d., Is., and t 'll ANn,, i.,,, 4 ti .., s v ., i t4,,,,." i n t, Ltlile,.‘d ,;rif,:tEiT.ABLE DYE changes grey er red itti, 4, t ab at nou , I, sKers to an auburn or blac, so per i„,.N. et,„ 1 , 0 _,“ ,. 14 can possibly remove the colour; war 11),k'!'),14d! '''tly answer the purpose, or will forfeit one oir X, ‘• Pri • W el; ' , li t : ' ) N's }..,:-.. 53 ., I Os. 6d. and one guinea. tr,„ ' 4 l;i t it h. `' r, for for restoring ' the growth of the `,)* • '', . 4 s fall er , ff fillness , . 4,4%c. ; i .. t, roui persptration, change ,' 4 11,i ii lii also trees it •:: .11 )41 1(1 I. from scurf, makei it. soft and t 3l „otti s !, ite nit ~seePs it in curl than , exercise in dancing te, aitl, .!''_4ll) weathe r ; price 3s. ' 6d. a bottle. tt,.' tt N,Vitr„ s t 4:l'v Articles have the Proprietor's signa- N t ' , l u h YJAme I tile la hel, as a security against counter 4sei,,,' io,„„. re, Arßivsox, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard tlS ',c u l t ': _ London, and most Perfumers and Hair . " and Country, 1,530 . e r.; The e (0114 rge °t , JAB BI ;On"' cvii° weic ° 01 144 were or t° tbe B SI )0 41.1 , , r 9 De ; lie Ire' , 4)0 ~ n ~ ale~' boo to 311' in ,‘fel' !,o:in e4 It ' 1 0 (fie K ` ti f~c t iiiec t ir' fC 113 1 1' 1! !OP p 0 .9 t eC, o°9 C, _ av rif Pi • 1 ce. 63 , 4 , 1'• 01 , 39'• pcti be THE LOTTERY. NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES. LOTTERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH-DAY. IFYTON , Stock-Broker and. Lottery-O ffi ce Keeper, 2, Cornhill and Lombard-street, congratulates his Friends, the on their great. success in. the last Lottery, there being One Hundred Capitals, and wore than Ninety sold in Shares s And the remaioder in Tiehets. EYTON begs to rewind the Public, that in the present Lottery there are One 11 inuire l and Seven Capital Pt izes of 20,0001., 3,0001., 2,0001., sc. &c. arid that the ti st Twenty Prizes drawn will I e One Than-and Pounds each : that Tickets and Shares are at present very low in price, but will be much higher. EYTON ca tint help reminding his Frknds, the Public, that for the . last twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on the King's Birth-1)::v, he has sold a greater number of Capi takthan :Any ot hue Otfice-keeper, and he anticipaates.a con tinuance of the like success therefore lie recommends an early purchase at his fortunate t)itiee, e s (.;OBV - lILL and I.OMBARD-!STREET. CAPITAL INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC. WHEN J advertised the par , irtilars of the TWO THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES sold by me IN THIRTY SHARES, in the Last Lottery, I pro mised to publish (as soon as 1 could ascertain their Destina tion) the account of the other 47 Capitals also sold by me (in the same Lottery), but when collected together I arid it so vo luminous, that it is not possible to insert it in a Newspaper (w: it would occupy several COlunins). I have, therefore, published Lists, which may be had Gratis, at either of my Offices, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross, London ; or of any of my Agents, .in England, Scotland, or, Ireland ; and I par ticularly recommend it to the attention of Lottery Ad VCCI - t nrers, or persons interested in Lotteries, as if will be found rather an amusing Document.—Next Mont h I hope to girt: as gOod an account of the 3 of 20,0001. Prizes, and 104 other Ca pitals, which mus,t then be all drawn. I have the honour to be The Public's devoted Servant, 'l'. BISH, Stockbroker. 4, Cortibill, and 9, Charing-Cross. " • 41 * * Lottery begins 4th JUNE. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale.—(`scheme Gratis.) METROPOLIS PAVING ACT. This Day were piiblished; price Is. 6 . (1, sewed, ts. half-bound, or es. - 6d. bound in Red, a New Edition of K E l A Bl l B l ;c l4F nl Y ;t s 'og ri t ' ll A . X Ce l n ' e k r Taxes, , f a ' l ' l r d t a h e hr; i Y ipp e l a e r ment, with the Acts of thT Last Session relating to Ware .houses, Shops, &c. !.enefit Clubs, Labourers' Wages, Saving Banks, Navy Agents, Prize-Money, Seamen's. Allowances; Innkeepers' Allow.tnces, Game, Poaching, Arrests for Debt, and a copious Abstract of the Metropolis Paving Act. London : Published by James Harper, 46, Fleet-street. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE PLAN OF . HAZARD and CO. Contractors with G,iveriiment, for distributing among Adventurers 107 CAPITAL PRKLES. HAZARD awl CO. by selecting the approved Parts of former Lotteries have been enabled so to ar range the present Scheme, that Twenty One Thousand Pound Prizes twist he drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, the KING's BIRTH-DAY, 4th JUNE. The Scheme contains 2 Prizes of 20,0001. ! 4 Prizes of 4,0001. and 2,0001. 20 Prizes of 1.0001: ! 20 Prizes of 5001. ! • - 20 Prizes •of 3001.! 40 Prizes 01 9.001.! • 2,696 Prizes of tool., 301. &c. &c. The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001. more. The First 500 Blanks will have 151:each. • . The Sixth-drawn Prize above 1.0001. must be L 21,000 I—or,1—or, • 1.23,000 I—or, 1.40,000 !!! TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HAZARD and Co. Contractors, at their v, y old Offiee,'No. 93, ROYAL EX CHANGE, London, (established upwards of tOO years), who ,old and Shared - FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSANI POUNDS In the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotte ries amounting to some. Millions. N.B. Favourite Numbers may be obtaiued by early appli cation. CAPITAL LOTTERY, Begins Drawing 4th of June, King's Birth-Day. t rA WEBB, Stock-broker, 9, Cornhill, and 17, • Ludgate-street, has the satisfaction to announce ano ther Lottery on the same principle as the last, which was so highly approved of, and in which more Capital Prizys were obtained by the Public than in any previous Lottery ever known I'. . THE PRESENT LOTTERY. _ CONTAINS THREE PRIZES OP TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! With .103 more Capitals, and 4,080 Tickets less than the last Lottery. All the Prizes are Sterling Money, and the Lottery will he drawn on the old favourite plan (as the last was) ; inure in its favour need not be said; but an early purchase is recommended, as the first Twenty Prizes will receive in ad dition 'MI. each, making 20,0001, in the first half hunt. Tickets and Shares are Selling at . - . . WEBB's Fort u nate Offices, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate= Street, Where Four Capitals, in -the last Lottery, were Sold in Sham, and Three 30,0001. Prizes in the short space of thir teen months. *lt is estimated that not less than Eight Hundred Persons participated in the Capitals of the late Lottery. every Share of the Great Prizes having been sold to the. P►►blie. , FRENCH and- ENGLISH PATENT LAMPS and LUSTRES. T GREENSILLAGO, STRAND, the original • Inejntor, and for a considerable time, sole Mann fac turer of the PATENT IMPROVED FRENCH LAMPS, with ground Glass or Gr.aze Shades, that have given such general satisfaction, as almost to supersede the use of all others for centres of tables,&c. respect fully informs the Nobility and Gentry, that he has a most extensive assortment of them, made in -Bronze, Or-molu, Plated, and Imitations of Marbles; also, the largest and most elegant assortment of any House in London, of Grecian, Roman, and every description of Lamps and . -Lustres for Dining and Drawing Rooms, Libra ries, Halls; &c. Chimney and Side . Lights in-Bronze, Or molu, and Glass, Bronze Statues and Busts, Inkstands, CandelabraS, and every Article manufactured in Bronze and Or-Molt. Gentlemen furnishing Houses, and Merchants, may he supplied on lower Terms than by any house in London, as they are manufactured by himself or, the pretuises. MEDICINE. j ISEASES of the TEETH nod GUMS re ,. moved, rind the TOOTH ACHE .cured, .by ROW LAND'S .LSANA EXTRACT,. or Abyssinian Specific, of wonderful Botanical Properties. Immediately - relieves the most violent TOOTH-ACHE, and by continual use prevents that disorder—cleanses the mouth, and entirely eradicates all complaints that it is subject to ; prevents` hollow Teeth giv:- ing pain, and prevents their further decay ; removes the Tar tar from the . Teeth : fastens those that are loose, renders the Teeth inimitably white, and restores them •to their original beauty; cleanses the Scurvy from the Gums, eradicates Gum . Biles, &c. strengthens, braces, makes the Gums perfectly sound, and gives them a beautiful healthy appearance. It is extremely refreshing to the mouth after fevers, medicine, &c. Imparts to the breath a beautiful fragrance, cleanse§ Artificial Teeth, and prevents their changing colour. The Proprietors warrant the Ingredient - of this EXTRACT to be so perfectly innocent and free from Acid, that a child may take it, and con tains those inestimable properties, that if constantly used, will render the Teeth and Gums' sound arid beautiful, and free from pain to - the latest period of life. Its efficacious sir toes have been proved for years, and sanctioned by tire opi nions of most of the eminent Physicians of - Great Britain, France, and Italy, and. received the August Patronage of her Royal Highnes the Duchess.of York, and his Excellency - the Duke del Infantado—Price 2s. 9d., 4S. 6d., and los. 6d. per bottle, with Dissertation on the Teeth enclosed—or the Powder at 2s. 9d. per box. Also, ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. • • Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, For changing Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, &e. to Brown or Black.—Price 4s. 7s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle. Sold wholesale. retail, and far exportation, by the sole-Pro prietors, A. ROWI.AND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on. the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, London. And by appointment; by Messrs. Hendries, Per fumvs to her Majesty, Tichborne 7 street ; Mr. Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Tanner, New Bond,street ; Bayley; and Blew, Cockspur-street ; S. Berry, Perfutner, 17, Johnston, Chemist, 15 r Greek-street, Soho; Butler, Chemist, 4, J. T.ltigge, _NOtimer, 65, Cheapside, and 52, Park-street; Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's 'Church-yard ; Burgess, Holborn-bill ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ;' LOw, 330, Strand ' - Rowney, 106, Hatton-garden ; Sutton and Co, Bow Church-yard ; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange.; and by all Perfumers and ',Vieth eine Venders in Town and.Conntry. ESSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior SAUCE fur FISH, equal in -strength to Essence of Anchovies, but far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for it is a convincing_ proof of the estimation it_is held in* by - those who have tried . it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wherever it is once used, it will obtain a pre-emitience ever all other Sauces for Fish. Made l+y C. Dintnore and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and Son , Holborn-hill, Corner of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle.has the signature of C. Dinniore and Son ; none other is 'ge nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti cle now on sale. PUBLICATIONS. In a few Days will be published, In Three Volumes, 17.m0. price 11. Is. Printed f ß or . .1 1 oti A ; MC E; a U l lt Rt Y Albern N :rle (l strYet E Lo L n: don; and William Blackwood, Prince's -street, Edinburgh. 1 1 . 4 .RLIAMENFARy PAP 6 ts. • • TITLES of PAPERS ordered to be produced by the House of ComMONS. An Account-of the Exti•aordinary Expenccs of the Army for 1247. Accounts relating toWidttrs P.:nsions, viz.:-1. Return of the Nuwber of Widows of Officers ,of his Majusq's Land Faces of the 11.4!ik of their late Husbands, of the annu4 , Pates of their Pensions, and of thr total Charge of the same ; from 25th December 18W to 24th December 1817; bAli in elusive. 2. Copy of a Warrafit, prescribing a new Rule in regard to future Grants of Pension's to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces, dated 17th Fr! roftry, 1618. Am... Account of theNuniber of Pardons granted under the qreat Seal for Ilie-I,:cit-Tieu Yeats ; • so fur a* regards fir:l - - Crown iu Chancery. An Account of the Number of Persons prosecuted for Counterfeiting the Dollars and Tokens issued by the Biu,l; of England, and for uttering the same, knowing . them to be counterfeited distinguishing the Years, and the numbei Convicted and acquitted of such Offences respectively, to the end of the Yeat 1817. , - An Account of the Amount of Salt Bonds taken at the se► veral Ports in England, in the last Three Years: distinguish . .. ing the Amount of such as have been cancelled, frim: such as are outstanding; with the - Amount of Deficiency, or the Reason for not being cancelled. Second Report from the ,tieket,Cornmittee on the Poor Laws (1818) : with an Appendix. (Nlines.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. COLtIITOFKING'S BENCH, MAY .7 .Middlesex Sittings before .llr. Ju . stice ABBOTT. LIBEL. HAMILTON V. BELL AND 1-IARMFB. Mr. SCARLETT state], that this was an action brought against the Editor and Pit , prietor of a Sunday Paper, to recover damages fora libel, grossly reflecting on the character of the plain tiff. His client was, he believed, a widow woman. In order to provide for her children, she engaged herself as a performer at the H:iymarket' 'rhea( re, where she played some time, and was rising her reputation. Her family having kindly pro vided for three of her children, mateinal affeellon induced her to quit her promising prospects, anff accompany her daughters to France, for the pur pose of superintending their education. This was in the year 11315, and - she remained there, living in respectability, two years. In July, 1611, a woman, names: Harriet r4l,,lineanx flamiltott, was tried on a charge of child stealing, and being con victed, was sentenced to trans] nation. §non after the trial, viz. orb 20th of July, 1517, the Libel in question appeared in the defendant's paper, and purported that the plaintiff was the person thus convicted. The appearance of the above paragraph, aridea Mr. Scarlett, giving 9 desct lotion of the plaintiff, induced many of Mrs. Hamilton's hiends to be lieve she was Convicted of child stealing. Many went to Newgate to see her, and her own son came front a distant part of the country to Lon don, to comfort and condole wi'h his parent. At length, Mrs. Hamilton came to liaglaild, to in vestigate the paragraph and defend her character. The paragraph had been copied into several pa pets, all of whom, with the exceptian of the de fendants, apologized and contradicted the Libel. —On that account she did not meats to proceed against them, but •the defendants uniformly re. fused to be seen . by her Solicito6 and to answer letters calling on them to make ajinlogy, • under these circumstances, the plaintiff had been obliged to bring the present action. The Learned Cowl set said, the object was not so much to • obtain' money, as to defend her character. Mr. GURNEY addressed the Jury for•the defen dant. His LearUed Friend had said the plaintiff was a widow, lint she had not described herself as a widow on the record, -and there was reason to believe she was not. As to giving up the au thor of the paragraph, the Jury well knew it was . possible the-author might be unknown to the de. fcndants, which was 'the fact. They therefore could not give up the author. One- thing his" clients were ready to do, namely, to state their conviction, that there was not the slightest foun dation for the paragraph. Mr. Gurney did not consider ,this a case for damages ; indeed the plaintiff did not expect large damages ; therefore, if the Jury gave-any, the amount ought to be as light as possible. Mr. Justice ABBOTT slimmed up• the evidence, and observed that the publication of die libel had been proved. No doubt the insertion was the effect of ignorance ; but ignorance was no excuse in the eye- of the law. The defendants were ans►verable for misrepresentation. The quesiion of damages, in such a case, he left emit ely to the Jury. • The Jury, after a short consultation, found a verdict for the plaintiti—Daniages 200/.—Costs 40 shillings. OLD BAILEY..—NoThing particular yesterday. Dr. BREWSTER, of this city, has lately obtain• ed a patent for a new optical instrument, which be calls the Kaliedoscope. 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